Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-07-30
PERSONAL

on Monday.
George Miller, of Buffalo Gap, WAS in
town Thursday.
William Stocks came in from Spring
creek on Thursday.
Chas. Swanson came in from Rocker
vile on Monday.
Sam Moses and wife, Of Oelrichs, came
in Wednesday.
Wm. I%archow, Of Buffalo Gap, was at
the Kleemann on Sunday.
IL. Way and $. Banker were Saturday
arrivals from Point of Rocks.
Joseph Mcclure was IA Hill City ar
rival at the Vienna on Saturday.
c. c. Johnson, of Sterling, H., was a
visitor in this place on Monday.
Uri Gillette was registered at the
Kleemann on Thursday from Slate
creek.
c. j.. Fuller, Of Belvidere, H., was
among the arrivals in this place on
Monday.
j. l.. Allison and b. Davis were ar
rivals i'm town from Beaver creek on
Tuesday.
Nj. J. King was registered at the
Vienna on Wednesday from the Car
Donate
George Gage and Charles Busted
represented Buffalo Gap in this place
on Saturday.
a. McNaughton and Miss Hoop were
registered at the kleemann from Sioux
Falls Oh Sunday.
lily Monheim, Il we'll known former
resident Of Custer, came in from Dead
wood on Monday.
II. A. Piper and j. II. Fall, of Rapid,
came in from their tin mines north of
this place on Wednesday.
J. {. Spencer, Of the l. A X cattle
ranch on Beaver creek, made this place
another periodical business call on Mon
day.
l.. Sydgrew, a Hermosa mechanic,
came IN on Monday, and is now en-
gagged in repairing the court house in
this city.
John Bueter, Jr., came in from Dead
wood on Thursday for the purpose of
doing his assessment work on the
Caledonia mine on Lightning creek,
fl We miles west Of this place.
G. l.. Jensen, of Papid, came in on
Sunday, and departed with his wife for
the Castle creek berry fields on Monday.
Mrs. Jensen has been greatly benefited
by her extended extended visit to this
health inspiring locality.
Mrs. Oscar Silver and child, Ct Lead
Ghy,-were among the arrivals frou, Hot
Springs on Tuesday. Mrs. :. WIZ fe~
main in this place a month with u view
to the restoration of her, now, delicate
health. Custer is fast attaining fame as
a marvellous health resort.
n. Valentine, wife and child were
among the Thursday arrivals at the
Vienna from the Hot Springs where
they have been rusticating Tor several
weeks. Mr.. Valentine is located near
the Cave Of the Winds, about Is miles
southeast of this place, where he is ell
gagged ia stock raising.
b. II. Wood and +. J.. V. Rutkowski
left for Hot Springs on Friday morning,
Mr.. Wood having been retained by a.
W.. Riordan to defend him against GER
tain charges preferred by citizens of
Buffalo Gap, setting forth their fear Of
violence at his hands and seeking to
place him under bonds to keep the
peace.
j. +. Moore and family came in from
Warrens gulch on Monday, and pro-
cured the necessary supplies for a tour
through the Castle creek berry patches,
for which locality they departed on
Monday afternoon. Raspberries are
said to be quite abundant in that sec.
ton the present season.
Mrs. Sarah +. Henderson,, who has
been soiourning in this city for several
months, left for her home in Scio,
Kansas, OF Fridays coach. Mrs. II. is
very favorably impressed with Custer,
in which place she manifests con ider-
able interest, as shown in the laudable
act of subscribing for the CHRONICLE on
the day of her departure.
Rev. w. S. Bell, Of Mitchell, Oak, al
itinerant missionary, who has been
visiting the different Black Hills towns
in the interest Of the Congregational
Sunday School and Publishing Society,
came n from Hot Springs on Wednes.
day, remaining over in this place until
Friday morning. Rev. Bell, accom-
panied by Rev. Jones of this city made
this office a very agreeable call on